Red Mosquito

Chris_H_2 wrote:read that league sources are saying that washington is no longer interested in pursuing belichik.

he'll want control over player personnel. not many teams are gonna want to give him that (including atlanta).

damnit, maybe he will end up in carolina.

tree_ wrote:

Coach wrote:Just sent Kraft my updated resume. I do listen to a lot of sports radio.

and you have been a Coach since January 1st, 2013, 6:20 pm

oh I go back to the early 2000s

interesting

i doubt mayo gets personnel decisions too though?

sounds like it was the total control aspect that ultimately ran belichick stale

spike wrote:

I wonder if they don’t need to go through the hiring process because they didn’t fire Belichick.

I still think the Rooney rule would apply though.

dad wrote:

spike wrote:

I wonder if they don’t need to go through the hiring process because they didn’t fire Belichick.

I still think the Rooney rule would apply though.

That was fast.

dad wrote: I still think the Rooney rule would apply though.

Yeah, would this succession plan have been allowed if he were white? I'm guessing not. Didn't the Cowboys get in trouble for something like that awhile back? Jason Garrett maybe?

happy for the guy. i hope he does well.

now i wonder where Vrabel will end up.

4/5 wrote:

dad wrote: I still think the Rooney rule would apply though.

Yeah, would this succession plan have been allowed if he were white? I'm guessing not. Didn't the Cowboys get in trouble for something like that awhile back? Jason Garrett maybe?

I don't know all the rules, but I wonder if because they didn't fire Bill, nor did he resign...is the reason they were able to do it this way.

dad wrote:

4/5 wrote:

dad wrote: I still think the Rooney rule would apply though.

Yeah, would this succession plan have been allowed if he were white? I'm guessing not. Didn't the Cowboys get in trouble for something like that awhile back? Jason Garrett maybe?

I don't know all the rules, but I wonder if because they didn't fire Bill, nor did he resign...is the reason they were able to do it this way.

But he did resign. He voluntarily stepped down from his position. That’s the very definition of resign.

So New England gets a new coaching staff, hold the mayo.

4/5 wrote:

dad wrote: I still think the Rooney rule would apply though.

Yeah, would this succession plan have been allowed if he were white? I'm guessing not. Didn't the Cowboys get in trouble for something like that awhile back? Jason Garrett maybe?

i'm guessing he had some provision in his contract that covered this

who is NE's GM now? they have the #3 pick in the draft ... managing that is probably more important at this point i would think

no dis to Mayo

but he is prob more of the same from a coaching standpoint

sounded like the shakeup they needed was in personnel / GM

Chris_H_2 wrote:

4/5 wrote:

dad wrote: I still think the Rooney rule would apply though.

Yeah, would this succession plan have been allowed if he were white? I'm guessing not. Didn't the Cowboys get in trouble for something like that awhile back? Jason Garrett maybe?

i'm guessing he had some provision in his contract that covered this

Draft talk is heating up

Are they gonna take this Michigan QB????

Coach wrote:Draft talk is heating up

Are they gonna take this Michigan QB????

I don't think he'll go that high.

dad wrote:

Coach wrote:Draft talk is heating up

Are they gonna take this Michigan QB????

I don't think he'll go that high.

They were saying on the radio today that his workouts might increase his value.....we shall see.